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Macht aus einer normalen e-Gitarre eine Sitar. 

STEREO FIELD is one instrument with three uses. It is simultaneously a stereo/quad modular touch plate feedback atonal synthesizer, a stereo/quad audio processor and a pressure sensitive chaotic CV "controller". All three uses are available separately as well as simultaneously and in conversation with each other.

This supernatural filter has a mind of its own. With its rhythmic paranormal activity, you may think there's a ghost at the helm.

DISORDER ist ein sehr aggressives Fuzz-Pedal mit einem besonderen Feature. Ausgestattet mit einem selbstoszillierenden Hoch- und Tiefpass-Filter lassen sich ausdrucksstarke, oszillierende Fuzz-Sounds erzeugen.

Behold the Theremorph! Manipulate and mutate the powerhouse synth engine with Theremin-esque optical control. This Full-featured synth is packed with a DCO (digitally controlled oscillator) with analog wave shaping, low pass filter, envelope, and LFO. ....

This module is a simple two channel attenuverter and voltage source. An attenuverter takes an input voltage and allows you to attenuate and invert the voltage (i.e. 4.2V input would allow you to create new voltages ranging from -4.2V to +4.2V).

Ever wished you had a pedal that made cool noises between songs while you were tuning or changing guitars? Well that's exactly what this does!

The Sunny Day Delay is the latest revision of a classic Dr. Scientist pedal based on the famed PT2399 delay chip. This newest version now features a brand new tone control, mix knob and expression input all in a smaller form factor than previous versions. Offering classic, warm delay tones and ambient, modulated washes of repeats, the Sunny Day Delay can find a home on any pedalboard.

Based on the Korg MS-20, the M3 brings the sounds of 70s monophonic synthesizers without the modular complications.

The HC-TT is a compact cassette manipulation device which allows you to manually play a cassette with your hands. The resulting sound can be incredibly similar to scratching a vinyl record.

The Clockable LFO brings multiple waveforms, CV control, subdivisions, and wave symmetry in a simple, user friendly package. LFO speed can be controlled by the tap tempo pushbutton, clock input, or over-sized Speed knob.

Coming soon since 2011, the Geiger Counter PRO is finally a reality.